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In Mexico’s Sinaloa state, ongoing clashes between rival factions of the Sinaloa Cartel have resulted in at least 10 more deaths, bringing the toll of those killed or missing to over 100. The violence intensified following the July arrest of cartel co-founder Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada, which triggered an internal power struggle. Since September 9, around 70 people have been killed, mostly in Culiacán, with 51 others missing. Recent incidents included shootouts with police and armed men, leading to deaths and injuries. Mexican authorities have deployed 600 soldiers for reinforcement, while tensions remain high. President Lopez Obrador partially blamed the U.S. for Zambada’s capture, a claim U.S. officials denied.
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Directed and produced by Jennifer Tiexiera—best known for HBO’s Unveiled: Surviving La Luz del Mundo—and Gabriela Cavanagh, this new documentary gives fans a front-row seat to Becky G’s deeply personal and creative ride as she brings her first música mexicana album,...
The rise and fall of migration through the Darién Gap has reshaped entire communities in Panama's remote jungle—and left many like Luis Olea scrambling to survive after their brief economic boom disappeared almost overnight. At the heart of the story is how U.S....
A group of human rights lawyers is suing Costa Rica, accusing the country of violating the rights of 81 migrant children who were detained for nearly two months in a rural facility after being deported from the U.S. in February. The children, some as young as 2, are...
The rise and fall of migration through the Darién Gap has reshaped entire communities in Panama's remote jungle—and left many like Luis Olea scrambling to survive after their brief economic boom...
A group of human rights lawyers is suing Costa Rica, accusing the country of violating the rights of 81 migrant children who were detained for nearly two months in a rural facility after being...
In Nicaragua, the government has banned Easter processions and fireworks, effectively shutting down public Christian celebrations during Holy Week. President Daniel Ortega has prohibited the...
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